Question

which of the following invalid Linking type in HTML? ​

Answer 1

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Answer:

DOCTYPE

While not technically an HTML element, the DOCTYPE declaration should be the first thing to appear in every HTML document. This declaration tells the browser the language of the code in the document. In the past, this declaration included several parts and could get a little complicated. However, in HTML5, it’s quite simple:

 

Start every HTML document with that declaration and web browsers will know exactly what you’re trying to say.

Identifying the Character Set

Web browsers must know the character set used to write the document in order to render it properly. In the vast majority of cases, the proper character set to declare is UTF-8. If you need to declare anything else, it’s likely you already know it and know how to do it. If you aren’t sure, sticking with UTF-8 is a safe bet. Declaring the character set in HTML5 is much simpler than it was in previous versions of HTML. Here’s the proper syntax for the declaration in modern HTML5: